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Seton Hill University announced a seven-figure donation to create the Ruth O’Block Grant Endowed Scholarship on Jan. 26. Grant Verstandig,

Griff’s Food Locker opens its doors

According to The National Student Campaign Against Hunger and Homelessness, 20 percent of students at four-year schools experience low food

In a world constantly growing more connected, Seton Hill University has expanded its academic offerings to include a new major

“Before the Sisters of Charity occupied this land, William Axon Stokes lived here. He had a mansion which is currently

Fran Leap’s senior seminar class researched and constructed an evening event, Mindfulness for Wildlife Wellness, which took place Nov. 16.

On Nov. 7, voters went to the polls, and the Greensburg Hempfield Area Library hoped to save its local library.

From devastating hurricanes to ravaging wildfires, 2017 has been a destructive year for environmental disasters in the world. The United

“Whether by choice or force, we are all here as a result of coming from somewhere else. Though motivations were

Seton Hill University held its 39th annual crib ceremony on Tuesday night. Members of the freshman class, including some of

“The mission is we want to have people get out in nature,” said Mike Atherton, philosophy professor at Seton Hill